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India continues to be an outstanding contender for anyone investing their money or savings in India. As far as the non-resident Indians are concerned, NRIs have been and can always invest anywhere in the world in different kinds of assets. But I believe they should also keep at-least 15-20 percent of their total investments in India. If you are amongst those NRIs, who are supposed to return back one day to their country, as the country where they are living or staying in now is not going to be their permanent house, they must put 70-80 percent of their money or their investments in India which also includes their living house.

An NRI is always acknowledged to be a person, who has larger saving pockets and the reason for that is not hard to understand. The fact is that he has been working or is associated with the developed part of the world and stays in a country which has got bigger and better economic situation. That makes his savings pocket larger and deeper, a small portion of those savings should be deployed and invested in India as well. India needs such savings and the savings that are long term in nature. We have been unfortunate that we do not get long term money to transform this country into a developed one because long term money does not stick in India, more due to the foreign institutional investors or the P-note. Promissory note investors who would only look for a short term profit from their investments and move out with that short term gains. Over so many years, the capital market has become dependent on short term money flowing in, which creates lot of bottlenecks when we try to cope up with the growth story. India needs long term commitment. Long term committed money can build this nation into a developed one. With more savings of resident individuals and NRI dedicated to various industries through capital markets which eventually lead to benefit both the investor and the companies where they are investing in.

Although India across globe has been seeing lot of contributions from NRIs who have been investing in India, and they should always carry on investing in their own country and participate in the future growth of their country. That goes even as their social and moral responsibility towards their nation. To invest in India and be associated with it and supporting it and contributing your bit towards the growth of India.

Hence, being an investor is more about patience, determination, discipline, conviction, focus mind and a belief that you will associate yourself towards this growth story of your country. Belief in what you are doing is more of a long term story to build this nation into a developed one. Belief of time, perseverance of thinking long term and contributing your bit towards the betterment of your nation. It has least to do with short term, greed, hypocrisy and bluff. So when you are looking forward to park your money in India for long term, you need to shrug away with the negative around you while investing and should brace yourself with a positive mindset.

Ofcourse, that should take a lot of planning and understanding about your financial goals, your risk appetite and your time horizon towards investment. When issues relating to finances are planned accordingly and given a good thought before executing towards a realistic and a rational goal, you can achieve any financial dilemma in life.

As an NRI, you must look forward towards an honest investment or a financial planner, who must assist you in determining all that you look forward before investing and he possibly facilitate you further in educating on the different asset classes accordingly. Plan your investment with keeping in mind your time horizons and your risk appetite which also helps you in executing the same in India in a very candid and transparent manner.